That's my Christmas gift to you.

Likewise, if they have any advice about the deal, please share that with me too.Thanks again to all of you and Merry Christmas!!!!

If this property is cash flowing positive for you, then you're not the one buying the property and paying off the rehab costs...your tenant is (don't forget to send them a Christmas card...and thank them).So, when you analyze this deal for returns on your investment, and compare it to the other options you listed here, compare your CoCReturns...along with the cash flows.  

Logic would dictate that demand is a little down around the end of the year...taxes due, Christmas expenses, and bills just seem to come out of the woodwork around this time. 

Yep, I found it while on Amazon looking for new reading material / Christmas gifts for my friends who are like-minded in regards to their financial independence.

Appreciate any rec's that members can provide, thank you.Will be in the area visiting family after christmas, I hope to meet some of you for coffee and Krispy Kreme's!

So, for the ease of closing, I gave them the document with only my name on it, and then the operating agreement was updated after the closing.Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

So for Christmas, I’m making a binder to keep all our information in one spot.

I've contacted a realator in that area and our son is planning on using his Christmas vacation time to see some of the houses and to scout the area. 

If it's Christmas eve at 2 AM and your cat swallowed poison and you google search to find the house-call vet that'll come see your cat right now in the Bay Area on Christmas eve, I did the mortgage of the guy you will find.What he says he makes if you ask him: $300k/yr.His taxable income, what the IRS thinks he makes: $75k/yr.What the mortgage industry thinks he makes $175k/yr.What he really makes: who knows, it's an irrelevant question anyways.